Since moving to our new home, each season has brought its own surprises. In the winter, we collected an abundance of laurel leaves and holly … Read More ›
In the middle of the woods near our home, a 200-year-old tree canopies countless critters and understory foliage. We’ve made regular trips to marvel at … Read More ›
Ain’t. As the daughter and granddaughter of two grammar greats, I’ve grown up deeply convicted about the incorrectness of the informal contraction, “ain’t.” But what … Read More ›
Now decades ago, despite all stereotypes regarding Kentucky children, I knew better than to run barefoot. One unguarded step was sure to lead to a … Read More ›
On average, there are a dozen eggs in a chicken clutch. Eggs take about 21 days to hatch, and decorating tips incorporating incubators in the … Read More ›
As communities are coming together and spring is in the air, I anticipate many will be venturing to their local farmer’s and flea markets. I … Read More ›
Was it just me? Or did the 40 days of Lent during a pandemic seem especially long, penitential, and grueling? How thankful I am that … Read More ›
Time away is good for the soul. After moving around as much as we have, I’m usually not one to crave or need a vacation. … Read More ›
I always think of author and journalist Hal Borland’s quote this time of year: “March is a tomboy with tousled hair, a mischievous smile, mud … Read More ›
I’ve heard of March coming in like a lion, and going out like a lamb, but what about when February’s ice storms come with lambs?… … Read More ›